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Old 11-05-2006, 12:52 PM #1
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Default How to make your own flours?

Does anyone out there make their own flour? I haven't found a gluten-free flour mix yet that I don't react to. I'm thinking I need to make my own flour mixes, but I'm worried about buying GF flours with contaminants.

I also haven't found a GF, dairy free, corn free, quinoa free, soy free muffin recipe yet. How hard are muffins to make? I would think this would be easy, but I'm a dummy when it comes to baking.

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